Orlando Magic Nikola Vucevic may have made his first All-Star appearance last season, but it will not stop him from improving his game.

Vucevic is already considered as one of the best centers in the league; however, he sounded eager to add more weapons to his arsenal. The 28-year-old center said in an interview with Alex Kennedy of Hoopshype that he is working on all aspects of his game, but he will give special attention to improving his 3-point shooting.

“A lot of it will be three-point shooting, so I can keep getting even better in that area because I think that can open up a lot of things for myself and the team,” Vucevic said when asked about his offseason training plan. “But I’m just going to try to work on everything.”

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The former USC standout is coming off the most productive season of his eight-year NBA career. He posted career-highs 20.8 points, 12.0 rebounds and 3.8 assists per game. He also shot 36.4 percent from beyond the arc, knocking down 1.1 three-pointers a game for the Magic.

The Montenegrin center recently agreed to a four-year deal worth $100 million with the Magic. Vucevic was linked to several teams, but he quickly committed to Orlando when the free-agency period started. He said that their 2019 NBA Playoffs stint was a big factor in his decision to remain in Orlando, his team for the last seven seasons.